The pieces in this series address the deterioration of today’s society and its many challenges. They point, however, toward a horizon of hope, “stopping the oxidation.”
Plié is a sculpture that observes and explores the body through its multiple possibilities of movement. Bending in unexpected and beautiful ways, it relates to the other, together creating universal and recognisable forms of human expression.
The human body stretches and engages in dialogue with the other, giving and receiving through coordinated and harmonious movements. The limbs extend, pointing towards infinity. A moving and subtle intimacy is created, filling the space.
This sculpture is made from an ancient farming technique, twisting an oak branch on itself, then opening into multiple thinner branches from which graceful herons emerge.
The moon (lúa in Galician) has accompanied mankind since the dawn of time. Mysterious, its cycles alternate between chiaroscuros, producing a special fascination. LÚA plays with this magic, with the light that escapes from within and with the shadows.
This collection is a tribute to nature, to its beauty and harmony and also a reminder of its fragility. Recognisable volumes acquire greater strength with the light that escapes from within them.
The sculpture refers to the thoughts, to the connections and relationships established by the human mind. A metallic structure in the form of a mesh, which twists on itself, rigid, but also malleable, expanding towards the ends.
